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Mud Flaps
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You know the rules. Bring them all... LOL
rockman88
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Duraflap Extra Long / Extra wide dually flaps with the stainless weights. Love them, easy to install, cover great, look awesome.
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Mounted my gatorbacks yesterday. I just ordered them this past Friday from sharptrucks.com. Can't believe how heavy they are though, the box said it was 38lbs (for front, rear, and rear support brackets). I was kinda hesitant at first to pay so much for mudflaps, but one they were installed I fell in love with the look.
Incase anyone is interested here are the part numbers. Black with no text, and for trucks with oem flares.
Front: TH-GCR31F-AA
Rear (21"): TH-GB2124AA
Rear brackets: TH-GB768052
Incase anyone is interested here are the part numbers. Black with no text, and for trucks with oem flares.
Front: TH-GCR31F-AA
Rear (21"): TH-GB2124AA
Rear brackets: TH-GB768052
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just got my gatorbacks installed as well. I wavered between the oem and the gatorbacks mainly due to price. My dad has a set of the gatorbacks on his truck and I knew they were very nice. Ultimately I decided; its a very nice very expensive truck, I want the best mud flaps available. I am very happy with my decision. they were a pain to install and I wish they were a bit wider to cover my monster tires but I think they look great! Sorry about the poor lighting in the photos. i went with the Black anodized ram logos. They are black letters on black plates.
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Guess the odd looking molded piece behind the rear tires on a dually can’t be taken off without it looking jacked up?
ordered a 22 a couple weeks ago and working through the options; always just used the dealer provided ones but noticed that the plastic piece now juts down onto the plate with the dealer name
ordered a 22 a couple weeks ago and working through the options; always just used the dealer provided ones but noticed that the plastic piece now juts down onto the plate with the dealer name
how much ground clearance do the Gatorbak's have? I'm debating betwen Gatorbak & Duraflap.
stumbled across the correct page with the price. A set of 4 is slightly higher than gatorbaks
I don’t remember exactly but I could find out. I want to say it was around $300 for the whole truck. They are not cheap by any means, but the quality is second to none and they fit perfectly and do a great job protecting the truck.
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I just got an email back from Duraflaps explaining some of the lengths and widths. I'm going to figure what size and options. The gatorbaks are on sale for $312. So the price is comparable. The big difference I see are the warranty and the difference in SS weight emblems.
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Not near my truck, but they sit pretty low on my truck. Could be due to the factory air assist trucks sit lower from the factory. Standard sidewalk/curb height in the pick and about 1/2 of clearance from the curb.
Not sure if you meant to quote me earlier but the gatorbacks were just under 600 IIRC.
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If you have a little time, you could make your own for about $150...
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Yep, could be done easily. Although we just sold our house, bought another piece of property and it'll be better than a year b4 we get back into a place and unpack all my tools in storage and actually have a place to do such projects. First comes electrical, then septic, then water and finally start on the house. I don't envy myself much. I miss my barn, shop and bbq shack most of all.
Is there a code for the discount?
Are yours the standard length or extra long? I'm thinking of standard for the front and longer on the back to keep rocks from the trailer a little better. Your price seems VERY high compared to what I'm quoted. I didn't notice if your a dually or single wheel. Mine will be single. It shows that I don't need extra brackets, just use factory bolts.
I've thought about it, but sometimes, for me, it is better to write a check. Example, My wife wanted a shelf bracket to display her travel cups. Found what she liked, around $150. Decided I could build similar out of oak, look nicer for less money. Bought the wood, started building, the wife decided that it would look real good with some nice edge work. Long story short, once I bought the router, bits, etc I'm approaching $450. Yeah I know I've got a real nice router now, but I should have written a check to start with.
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@ramblinChet not to derail but I totally agree with that mindset. I’ll spend the extra if it will save me time. Once time is used up you can’t get it back.